Abstract
In the article Marshall and the Classical Tradition, published by Professor Levine in the Journal of Post Keynesian Economics (Summer 1982), he states that Marshall's Principles was influenced by the classical economists, notably David Ricardo. Levine shows these influences in Marshall's theory of factor-pricing and income distribution and the theory of the firm, but omits another classical theme in the Principles-Marshall's theory of economic growth. Several passages of Marshall's Principles (8th edition) deal, at least implicitly, with growth theory.
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